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A home at night with warm white holiday lighting along every roofline, garland on the porch and a wreath on the door

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Holiday lighting

We put it up. We take it down. We keep it.

Professional-grade lights cut to your roofline, hung clean in November, looked after all season, down in January, then labelled and stored until next winter. The only thing you touch all winter is the switch.

Get on the schedule (906) 291-1601

Start to finish

Five parts, and four of them are ours

The lights were never the hard part. It is the ladder on frozen ground, the strand that quits the week of Christmas, and the take-down that waits for the coldest stretch of January.

  1. 01

    Design

    We walk the property and map a display that fits the house, not a kit.

  2. 02

    Install

    Professional-grade lights, cut to your roofline, clipped clean and secure.

  3. 03

    Maintain

    A bulb or a fuse quits mid-season, we come back out. That is included.

  4. 04

    Take-down

    January, on our ladder, in our cold. Not yours.

  5. 05

    Store

    Labelled by run and stored until next winter, so year two is faster than year one.

What we light

Not only the roofline

  • Rooflines and eaves
  • Wreaths
  • Garland
  • Trees, standing and wrapped
  • Porches, columns and railings
  • Commercial frontages

Tell us what you have in mind and we will design it around the building rather than hanging a kit on it. Commercial frontages too, on the same terms.

A covered front porch at night dressed for Christmas: a lit evergreen garland swagged along the beam, both columns wrapped in warm white lights and a lit wreath on the door
The porch, done properly Fresh garland on the beam, both columns wrapped, a wreath on the door. All warm white. Generated photograph, not a photo of our work.

The part people picture

Garland, columns, wreath

The roofline is what the road sees. The porch is what your family walks through, and it is the part that separates a job somebody paid for from a Saturday with a staple gun.

We cut the garland to the beam, wrap the columns at an even spacing the whole way up, and hang a wreath that is actually centred on the door. In January it all comes down and goes into storage labelled by run, so next year is faster.

Which one is for you

Permanent or seasonal

We do both and we would rather sell you the right one once. Here they are against each other.

Goes up
Once
Every November
Comes down
Never
Every January
Storage
Nothing to store
We label and store it
Works for
Every holiday, plus every ordinary night
The season you booked
Control
App, from anywhere
A switch
Security lighting
Yes, all white on demand
No
You pay
Once, for the install
Every season
Best if
You do this every year anyway
One-off, a rental, or you want a change each year
Permanent lighting Holiday lighting

Worth knowing before you book

If you do this every year, do the other one

Seasonal lighting is the right call for a one-off, a rental, or a year you want something different. But if you have us out every November and every January, you are paying for the install twice a year forever. Permanent lighting is one install, it covers Christmas and every other holiday, and it lights the house on the nights in between.

We will tell you which one fits when we come out. We would rather sell you the right one once.

See permanent lighting

The schedule fills from early fall

Installs run on dry days, and there are only so many of those between November and the first real snow across Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula. The earlier you are on the list, the better your pick of dates.

Get on the schedule

The other way to do it

Up once, and it does Christmas too

A home at night with its roofline lit orange and purple Every color The scenes that come standard, photographed on a house and on a public building. Change any of them, or save up to 1,000 of your own. Close view in sunlight of the lighting channel fixed under a shingle edge against a white fascia What it looks like in daylight The same house at eleven in the morning, and a close look at the channel the lights sit in. A home with every roofline bulb at full bright white, lighting the whole frontage Running it from your phone Scenes, schedules, zones, and every bulb to white when you want the frontage lit. A home lit warm white at night under settled snow A U.P. winter February, snow on the ground, lights on, and nobody standing on a ladder. A concrete walk at night lit by path lights throwing overlapping pools onto it The half below the roofline Paths, beds, trees and the drive. What makes a property look finished after dark. A home at night with its roofline lit cool white Twenty six answers Including why there is no price on this website and what happens when a bulb goes.

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Book a measure

Get a real number, not a guess

Lighting is priced off your actual roofline, so we come and measure it. Every house is a different length of run, a different number of gables, and a different climb. Anyone quoting you from a desk is guessing.

  • We measure the roofline on site. That is the only way the number is real.
  • You get the price in writing, with what it covers.
  • No deposit to get a number, and no obligation after you have one.

Would rather talk? (906) 291-1601. We work across Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula.

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No deposit, no obligation, and we will tell you if it is not worth doing.

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